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IMIlllimilllllllllllltlllimillllllllllllllllllllllllMHIIMmillllllllllll ....... ..........iMiiiMiininiiiiniiiiiiiMMimiiiiiiiiHiHiInmiiiilnln THE SKAN-A-WONG IIIIIIMMIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIimnillllMIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIHIMMIMIIIMIMlimi Again we busied ourselves with our work, our music and our athletics. Our braves were especially good in the many hard-fought games, showing much skill and courage. We excelled all the other tribes in our track meet in the spring. In the moon of deep snows of 1926 we gave our long prepared “Miss Somebody Else,” assisted by tribe adviser, Helen Zick. Again our treasure piled up and we had hopes of a water system for the use of all the tribes of Hi-sc-bo-ol, which we had planned in the tribe of Sof-o-mor. In the moon of showers we gave an exceedingly large feast for the tribe beyond us who were preparing to go over the top of the hill. Remem- bering some Dutch people we had seen we decorated the camps in scenes imitating the Dutch. The older squaws of the camp prepared all the food that was necessary and the departing tribe enjoyed the sumptuous feast which we prepared. We were now moving camp into the place which was vacated by the older tribe, at the top of the hill. We assumed the name Se-en-y-or, the oldest and most respected tribe which had dwindled to a band of fourteen, seven squaws and seven braves. Our first labor was to finish our water system. To reap more harvest for our pains we sold sweets and gave a show at the Rose. Later we had a great feast, where the squaws brought baskets of food and the braves battled for them. Our greatest effort was one, not attempted by any tribe for a long time. We planned to make a sort of Chronicle of our events as a tribesmen of the Hi-sc-hol-ol. This annual was named after the river upon which is our home, the Skan-A-Wong, which means, Little River that Runs through the Bluffs.” We can never fully repay chief assistant, Mrs. Wright, for all the aid and kindness she has given us in this work. She has been most resourceful and patient with the inexperienced braves and squaws in such an important undertaking. Her lovely disposition and good will, her perseverance, her teachings in helping us aspire to a higher ideal, shall always make us remem- ber her as a teacher, an adviser and best friend to our class. Now we re preparing to go over the bill. We are nearing the end. We all expect to find happiness in that unknown abyss; nor do we intend to for- get our class-mates and Byron. Harvey Anderson John Jackson. tllllHIIIimilHIIIIIIIHIIItMIIHIIHIHIHIIIIimillllllHIIIIIIIIIHIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIimilllllllllHHIMIIIIIIIIII ........................ mm............mnmmiii............... page twenty-one
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